Daily Republican., 1887-12-17
Tho Republican Clubs.


New YORK, Dec. l8-About 10 45
The Convention was called to order by
Hon. Daniel j. Ryan. The ohAirmen
of the different commits es appoi nted
yesterday then made their reports.
Seuetor Chandler led of with the report
OF the Committee on Rules OF Order and
Business, which was published this
morning. The cha!rmen OF the other
committees then followed with reports.
At the reading of the names OF the
different clubs pretsuoe was found for
cheering their Dsmes when suggestive,
There wee 3l3 club names read, and |
.he cheering was almost contip uouo, as
the fyil0Hing names vera repeated:
John sherman, U 8. Grant, Charles
sumner, John A. Logan, Ban Wade,
Abraham Lincoln and James g. Blaine.
General John G, Robinson, Grant
Club, OF Binghampton, N. r., Offered
the following resolution:
Resolved, That Is Is the duty Of the
Gove'ninent TO place our country In
such state of defence as will COM
maid the respect OF oil nations, and for
this purpose a large portion CT the sur
Tlus revenue should be devoted to for
tifyipg oUr harborB, building ships for
our navy and the manufacture OF mod
orn artillery for the proper armament
OF the same.
/; was referred to the Committee on
| Resolutions
! Mr. GruBvepor Of Ohio offered the fol-
loving resolution, which caused a sen
shticn
WHEREAS, 1t is the opinion OF this
4 National Convention of Republican
ClCjs that no man who at any time de
uouuctd Abraham Lincoln white hs
Was P4eeiuoGt OF the United States as a
'.buf1o5n and clown" or whoever de
5lsrrd rom bis seat in the United
States Senats that no mao should de.
uounce Jefierson Davis as a traitor in
his presence and 90 uEretuRed by him
or who in his Official capacity ~ Secre
taty Of the Interior ordered that the
, ttay OF lhe United States should be dis
played AZ half Inasy or The occasion oi
the death OF jacob Thompson, or who
: as stp A'cr Cfthe United States, many
years after the war, refused to vO.,
iha. The Thirteenth and Fourteenth ant
Fifteenth amendments to this Constitu
4 Jfan afo vaitd ard binding, ought to b
= sDpoiated ~ or hold the hign Office o
=, Jus;icu OF the Supreme Court OF tat
United States; therefore.
. Rssolyed, 1nst l. q. @. Lamar ough
! u,t TO have been appointed Justice o
! .s.d Cour5.
IL was then carried, on motion tha
all reguirtious should be referred to til
/ Committee on Revolutions without bt
!. ing read.
!! W!l!sm NJ. EvaIts, who had bee
elected permanent chairman, was no'
Il introduced by Judge Ryan, Mr.. Evar,
!; mado grand and telling speech, sD
Il Le waa frequently Interrupted wit
Y round after round of applause. l
speaking Of Cleveland's message, Mi
4 z. said that "the Dem ocrats might tr
:; to explain 1t away, but we must hol
s. him 10 Il Tho laooring class who rea
1. it will sae through the phrases In Whic
IL disguised ais real position towar
. tLsul."
'. The Committee on Resolutions the
Z reported, In which the plan OF the CON
10 10 iuS GALE paiqn Is plaiuly lSld dowl
90 They declare in sCbstanct: Refusal
abandon h3us protection; Democrat
Il. policy you'd C-ausier oar industries
u. EugisBd sud rUn our work people; 81
~ object Ci pIotuGs!on ia to render Ame
q, iea ludeprut ent OF Earope; 20 keep o.
g. money nj home and give employ me
10 cur working people, to snostitu
IL h0me com mpsLiti0n for foreign to bul
oy Up towGs aud villages; to encourage
's' ricu,ture and enhance the value
~ far,us; to provide home markets for u
D, iarmcr; 10 adapt cur manufactures
Is. nar domestic wants; to promote ono
Ing OF rapid aod cheap communicsti
tn oet etwean The States and Territories;
ie: omen pl.oes and to develop oil the va
. Tlnn
w. blessed o. God in all that Is needed
81 make 4 people great, contented ~
ns happy.
the WAT, reueatedly cut down taxau
et, and has uniformly when In power kt
.sd the Surplus within safe )imits,the De
q. ocracy have shown themselves inco
So petsnt OF either duty and by persiste
N . refusing any reduction or taxes =
,is. ,,is. lgss coupled with q destructive ASA
a.. on American industries, are respon
oes hls for the accumulation of the ex'
rs, inR surplus AID all the aangers II
a:. ", volves.
os' We believe that the only restorsti
OF Reprblican supremacy gives ass
ance OF uniting reduced taxes,
nd Visel tariff and limited surplus, W
n. ,he ptsaeIyation OF the policy wh'
ara sloue saves us from becoming tho oc
nv merciai slaves OF Europe.
rr. The fishth resolution insists as
E ing uues;tsn aud an Indispensable o
nt wnJk Of national saeurity upon ~
rry honest ballot sad 8 fair count 10 all
es SihteA OF the Union.
T. A coans made during the rec
'eT rhoged that there were exactly
delegates present and $50 clubs reI
eenled Ia addition 10 these 3oo
der:lale of 10 cinbs have been ptcst
,o- ed 20 tue committee, but no delsgi
NO. have spplied for their credentials
,ee. Kid glover, umbrellas, linen ani
nc ha ptkershiets. A large selection pE
-. low Pyle u Lichtenstein, Szo MAJ
In strs,t.
'.1n Our Beaver Boots have come; Just
-ao thing tor cold weather; come In ana
a pair and you will never regret i5'
ERSRY PIKE, 304 Market stree